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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Leicestershire => Topic started by: JonJon on Wednesday 22 February 17 18:42 GMT (UK)
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Hi Everyone,
I suspect that this marriage took place at Mountsorrel.
Please can someone confirm, and perhaps tell me if either party had married before?
I think Charles was son of James LOVETT & Sarah HEAP; but Elizabeth's ancestry is more of a mystery.
The couple seem to have had a son born June qtr 1847 registered as James Lovett NEWBOLD;
mother NEWBOLD. Was he baptized at Mountsorrel ?
James married at Sileby as James Newbold LOVETT, and census records show he was born at Mountsorrel.
These folk may not have been CofE.
At least one grandchild came to Canada.
TIA from Toronto
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Hi JonJon
It's a register office marriage as no church mentioned on my marriage disc for Barrow. Just looking to see if I can find anything else
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Hi Willsy,
Thank you for checking. Debating with myself about purchasing the certificate.
FWIW, my current focus is on tracking down my Sileby WARD side cousins.
The revised GRO Birth & Death Indices are a great help.
However there is a common problem with ages at death where months are being shown as years.
Cheers.
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WARD...well still to find Charles Henry in my lot! :)
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I can check Mountsorrel / Rothley prs this week. Mountsorrel south baps were sometimes registered Rothley - the next village along. Also check Leics igi.
Diddy
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There was an Elizabeth Newbold baptised in Rothley on 26th December 1824, daughter of Matthew and Margaret.
I noticed that Charles Lovett, aged 13, was baptised in Quorn on the same day as his brother, Robert, on 27th November 1836.
A Matthew Newbold married Margaret Hale in Keyham on 1st May 1815.
May not be the same family but children of same named parents baptised:-
Matthew 1816 at Syston
Thomas 1818 at Syston
Ann 1820 at Syston
Jane 1824 at Rothley
Then Elizabeth in 1824
David
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Hi
Charles Lovett was my great great grandfather. He was born in Quorn Leicestershire, where I still live today. Elizabeth, had their son James Newbold Lovett in Rothley work house.
Charles and Elizabeth were not married when James was born. Sadly Elizabeth died in the same workhouse.
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Hi all, I have replied by PM. JonJon
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Hi,
I have possible NEWBOLDS in my family tree, through dna, maybe as an unknown grandfather.
I also have a high dna match with a Matthew Eld, Leicestershire but I could not find a tree with Eld's in anywhere
I did a Google search for "Matthew Eld Leicestershire" and came across this message link containing NEWBOLDS and an ELD!
I am trying to trace my paternal grandfather, not shown on my fathers birth certificate, the only way is through DNA, I started a test tree for the Newbold side and I have 2 possibilities, a lot of Newbolds where from Leicester and many went off to the US and joined the LDS, a few male lines stayed behind in the UK and I believe that 2 brothers who were born in Norfolk may be likely candidates as they were in the Leicester area during the time frame that my grandmother was there in 1919
I have yet to find any information about my match with Matthew Eld from Leicester
Does anyone have any information that may be of help?
Regards
Rick Aindow
my paternal grandmother Annie AINDOW was born in Formby Lancashire in 1900 and married a Frank CUFFLIN b1900 Leicester around 1923 but this person is not a DNA match
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1841 census (Neubold on ancestry)
Samuel 20
Elizabeth 18
Sarah 11
Emma 9
Abraham 5
They are with William Newbold age 70 and Ann aged 69 and listed as grandchildren. Rotate the image to the right so you can see the reference as it is written sideways.
They are brothers and sisters.
Samuel marries Elizabeth Grey 1849 and can be traced through census records he always says born Mountsorrel.
This Elizabeth could be the right one who married Charles Lovett 1849. She is the right age 1851 and 1861.
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There is a tree on ancestry that has a screen shot of the baptisms of Emma 9, Mary 7 and Abraham Newbold 5 parents William and Catherine at St Peter's Church Mountsorrel. Father is a labourer.
They were all baptized the same day 27 December 1840.
ADDED
Family search also has John, ELIZABETH and Sarah baptized the same day 27 December 1840 of William and Catherine
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Using GRO index William and Catherine also had George 1838 possible death 1840 age 2 and Mary Ann 1842.
Both are listed with mothers maiden name Shaw.
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Hi
I have a tree which has an Eld family from Sheepy Magna Leicestershire.
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Tried familysearch again and Samuel is there also baptized 27 December 1840 along with his brothers and sisters.
I didn't find George who was born 1838, he was buried 17 December 1840, it may have been a deciding factor in getting the other children baptized on the 27th.
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I have newbolds from sorrel in my tree, I don't live far from there either and if I recall there are a lot of them in the churchyard with headstones. Would you like me to visit and take pictures? Also a lot of the parish records often call the newbolds "newball".
https://prnt.sc/Sv3_G1fqn0SY
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Hi
I have a tree which has an Eld family from Sheepy Magna Leicestershire.
I have an ELD as a high DNA match, also Newbolds, it seems though that my main candidate for my grandfather could be a John Thomas STANIFORTH b1899 Belton Leicestershire (Never Married)